Wrexham and Birmingham City are among the Championship sides spending big on player wages in an attempt to get to the Premier League.

Data from Capology has revealed the annual wage bills for all 24 Championship clubs. Wolverhampton Wanderers lead the division with an expenditure of £61.88m, followed by Burnley at £48.54m, Southampton at £41.86m, and West Ham United at £39.26m. At the bottom of the table, Lincoln City record the lowest wage bill in the league at £8.41m.
Newly promoted Wrexham sit ninth in the spending rankings with an annual payroll of £20.94m, equating to roughly £402,650 per week. Backed by owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the Welsh club places ahead of established Championship sides such as Norwich City, Stoke City, and Watford.
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